When she gets down there she finds Dr Denise is taking care of one of the Wolves Morgan thinks he can retrain never to kill again, despite the Wolf’s constant protestations. Morgan saves Carol’s life and brings her to his house where she takes her first opportunity to go and see what he is keeping in the basement. While As Rick and Deanna had their heart to heart about blending their communities, the other major philosophical point of this season was brought to a close when Carol and Morgan paired off to escape the zombies. The one wild card is Sam, Jessie’s son, who has some sort of crazy PTSD where he is afraid of the “monsters” and doesn’t want to leave the second storey of the house and is listening to some annoying old time record on repeat to calm himself down.Īs they’re going to their freedom, he keeps yelling: “Mom, Mom, Mom.” Is that just his general discomfort at being among the zombies? Does he notice something that can put them all in danger? Did he just realise he looks like crap and that ants have been eating those disgusting cookies his mother made for him? Guess we’re going to have to wait until spring to find out. Rick helps them all out of the house, even Gabriel who he kind of despises, because they are now his people.
When Rick first revealed the guts plan she looked at him like he had just told her Adolf Hitler killed Santa Claus, but in the end she reaches into a rotting corpse and smears herself with the stinky flesh. Jessie definitely wins the “most improved” trophy. When the house is compromised, he uses the old “let’s make ourselves smell like zombies” trick and smears walker guts on some bed sheets so everyone can get out of the house. Of that group, the only ones he really likes are Carl and Michonne. He holes up in Jessie’s house with her, her sons Ron and Sam, his son Carl, Michonne, a doomed Deanna, and the completely worthless Father Gabriel. He certainly helped some people he hates escape certain death. Maybe it finally got through to Rick that not only is he the leader but that he must fully integrate the society to be truly successful. “They’re all your people now,” she told him, noting that she helped save him from the attacking horde not because she liked him, but because they were connected. More on her in a bit, but she made Rick make one promise before she died – that he would take care of her son Spencer and the rest of the Alexandrians as if they were his people.
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